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Several hundred buried in mass graves in Nigeria following clashes Several hundred bodies have been buried in Nigeria in mass graves near the city of Jos after recent clashes when Muslim herdsmen reportedly attacked Christian villagers. [ML] [ ± ] - Image credit		Latest news ± Man jailed after Facebook murder case in County Durham, England Ohio State gunman kills employee before committing suicide Several hundred buried in mass graves in Nigeria following clashes 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks eastern Turkey Research shows HIV virus may hide in bone marrow Body of missing teenager Amber Dubois found Bronx, New York church destroyed in suspicious blaze Clashes in Nigeria kill hundreds, troops on alert Eight teens shot outside Indiana skating rink Paleontologists reaffirm the cause of dino extinction Insurgents kill several people in Baghdad as Iraq's parliamentary elections start Tiger kills handler in Shanghai zoo 10 billionth update placed on social networking website Twitter Iraqi police: Najaf bombing kills three Two candidates in Togo elections claim victory; votes counted Polio vaccination campaign targets 85 million African children Gardner pleads not guilty to Chelsea King murder Six people die in bus crash near Phoenix, Arizona Eleven soldiers killed in clash with rebels in the Philippines Somali pirates seize tanker off coast of Madagascar » Older news
Man jailed after Facebook murder case in England A man has been jailed after being found guilty of the kidnapping, rape, and murder of a girl in County Durham, England, after arranging to meet her on social networking website Facebook by befriending her and giving her a false identity. [ ± ] - Image credit	Research shows HIV virus may hide in bone marrow Recent research published in Nature Medcine two days ago shows the HIV virus may be found within the bone marrow of those affected. [ ± ] - Image credit
6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks eastern Turkey A 6.0-magnitude earthquake struck Basyurt, in the Elazig province or eastern Turkey at 04:32 AM (02:32 GMT) on Monday. [ ± ] - Image credit	Ohio State gunman kills employee before committing suicide An Ohio State University employee allegedly killed a co-worker before committing suicide on Tuesday morning. [ ± ] - Image credit
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